This is the [Group] British Airways category
• Latest liveries first
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G-STBN
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2024-
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Great Futures is a 12-month-long campaign that started in May 2024 and highlighting UK expertise and capability in sectors that support Saudi Arabia’s ‘Vision 2030’, with BA a lead partner.
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Our most important journey yet
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G-TTNA
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2021-
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G-TTNA was the very first A320neo delivered to the airline on April 10th, 2018. In 2021 it was chosen to bear a special scheme highlighting the airline's commitment towards sustainable air travel. The "BA Better World" program was launched as the UK was about to host the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow; it includes a partnership with BP which will see the construction of a dedicated plant for the production of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in Humberside.
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G-STBC
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2019-20
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G-ZBKA
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2019
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"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" is a song which has been adopted as an anthem by English rugby fans. These two aircraft were used reciprocally to fly to Japan and to bring back home the England Rugby Team for the 2019 World Cup. The 787-9 was used in September, and had titles applied to the starboard side close to the tail. The 777 was used for the return in early November and the titles were added aft of door L2 on the port side.
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British Airways Negus & Negus Retro
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British Airways 100 - 1919-2019
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G-CIVB
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2019-20
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BA unveiled this Jumbo in the 1973 Negus & Negus livery on March 21, 2019 as the last of 4 aicraft which are part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the airline and its predeccessors. It is the second retrojet to appear in the initial BA livery after 757 G-CPET which briefly wore the updated Negus scheme (with the large British titles) in late 2010.
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British Airways Landor Retro
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British Airways 100 - 1919-2019
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G-BNLY
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2019-20
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BA unveiled this Jumbo in the 1984 Landor livery on March 9, 2019 as the third of 4 aicraft which are part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the airline and its predeccessors. It is to be noted that BNLY was actually delivered in the Landor scheme in February 1993. The aircraft regained its initial christening name, City of Swansea.
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British Airways 100 - 1919-2019
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G-EUPJ
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2019-
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BA unveiled this retrojet in the BEA "Red Square" livery on March 4, 2019 as the second of 4 aicraft which are part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the airline and its predeccessors. Stored in Madrid between late 2022 and 2024.
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British Airways 100 - 1919-2019
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G-BYGC
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2019-20
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BA unveiled this Jumbo in the BOAC livery on February 18, 2019 as the first of 4 aicraft which are part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of the airline and its predeccessors. It is to be noted that British Airways had already done a quick retro scheme on the basic Landor scheme for the retirement of G-AWNA in 1998, which was the airline's very first 747. The aircraft never flew in that BOAC livery ,and is thus not featured here.
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G-STBI
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2018
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The Invictus Games is an international adaptive multi-sport event, created by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, in which wounded, injured or sick armed services personnel and their associated veterans take part in sports including wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, and indoor rowing. The 2018 edition took place in Sydney and BA was a partner of the Team UK at the event. Short-lived decals on the starboard side only.
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G-XLEC
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2018
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In September 2018 BA took part in an initiative with Tusk Trust and United for Wildlife which saw Prince William fly on a working trip to Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya to visit a range of projects and meet with conservationists, communities and law enforcement representatives working to halt poaching and illegal wildlife trade.
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Great Festival of Creativity
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G-YMML
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2015-26
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This aircraft featured an artistic rendering of the fusion between a bamboo and an English rose by Chinese artist Masha Ma. The livery was unveiled in time to promote the first Great Festival of Creativity held at the Long Museum in Shanghai in 2015 and showcasing innovative British companies in China.
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G-BNLN
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2014
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G-CIVJ
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2018
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The Royal British Legion is a British charity providing financial, social and emotional support to members of the British Armed Forces, veterans and their dependants. The poppy is their logo, as WWI created prime conditions for poppies to flourish in battlefields in Flanders and north-west France. The flower became the symbol of remembrance when Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae wrote the In Flanders Fields poem, which was widely shared in the English-speaking world. The decals were applied in time to commemorate Remembrance Day on November 11th which marked the end of World War I in 1918. In 2014 the poppy made its reappearance with a small logo near the rear door.
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London 2012 - Our moment to shine
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G-EUPC
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2012
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BA was the partner of the London 2012 Torch Relay and on May 18, 2012 this aircraft flew the Olympic Flame from Athens to Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose in Cornwall. The "Firefly" name was chosen by schoolchildren in the London 2012 Get Set network. The Torch Relay lasted 70 days and visited over 1,000 communities across the UK.
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G-DBCB
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2012-17
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G-DBCD
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2012-17
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G-EUPA
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2012-17
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G-EUPD
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2012-17
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G-EUPG
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2012-15
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G-EUPH
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2012-18
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G-EUOH
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2012-15
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In 2011 BA launched a contest with the aim of promoting British talent in the run up to the 2012 London Games. Pascal Anson's Dove project was chosen and mentored by artist Tracey Emin from the judging panel. He chose the dove because "as well as being a symbol of peace and social unity, it was used in ancient Olympics as a messenger to send Games reports to outlying villages, and the bird also played a role in Olympics ceremonies such as that at the last London Games in 1948". The painting unconventionally also included movable parts of the aircraft such as slats and flaps. A total of 9 A319 were supposed to wear the livery but only 7 were painted in the end. Note the design was kept long after the Games, with G-EUPH finally being repainted in November 2018.
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G-EUOI
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2010
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In a similar way to what was done to 747 G-CIVY in 2005, short-lived signature decals were added to G-EUOI for a short period of time in December 2010 to support England's bid for World Cup 2018, which was awarded to Russia in the end.
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G-CPET
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2010
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"Stokesay Castle" sported the "Negus & Negus" livery for just a month before the type was retired at BA in October 2010.
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12 a/c
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2010-11
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The BA management showed its disapproval of the 2010 cabin crew strike by adding decals to 12 777. Ten of the aircraft were based at Heathrow while two were based at Gatwick (YMMB & VIIP). The full list of aircraft is as follows: G-VIIC,VIIF,VIIH,VIIL,VIIN,VIIP & G-YMMB,YMMI,YMMK,YMML,YMMR,YMMT.
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